Vibe Cue includes accessibility features and adaptable ways to interact with the app, designed to make recording, creating and reviewing video more comfortable for a wider range of users.

Alongside support for dark interfaces, reduced motion and captions, Vibe Cue includes additional tools such as VibeAssist and Siri integration that can help reduce the need for continuous hands-on interaction while recording.

Dark interface

Vibe Cue uses a dark interface throughout its core recording and creation experience.

The darker environment helps reduce glare, keeps controls clear and provides a more comfortable workspace when recording or editing in lower-light environments. It also helps keep the interface out of the way when your attention needs to stay on your script, camera and content.

Reduced motion

Vibe Cue supports reduced-motion behaviour by limiting non-essential interface movement where appropriate.

This helps create a calmer experience for users who prefer less animation or movement while navigating the app, without removing the visual feedback needed to understand what Vibe Cue is doing.

Captions

Vibe Cue includes caption tools within the Creator Suite, helping creators add readable on-screen text to their recorded video.

Captions can make spoken content easier to follow and can also help creators produce video that works better when viewers are watching without sound.

VibeAssist

VibeAssist introduces voice-led interaction for selected controls within Vibe Cue.

It is designed to reduce the amount of physical interaction required during parts of the recording workflow, allowing supported actions to be triggered using spoken commands rather than repeatedly returning to on-screen controls.

VibeAssist is particularly useful when Vibe Cue is positioned away from the user, mounted with a camera setup or being used in a situation where reaching the device is inconvenient.

Voice control currently applies to supported Vibe Cue actions rather than every feature in the app, and we’re continuing to expand what VibeAssist can do.

Siri integration

Vibe Cue also works with Siri to provide another route into supported voice-assisted workflows.

Siri can be used to invoke supported Vibe Cue actions and hand control into VibeAssist, helping users return to the app or begin an assisted interaction without first navigating through its interface manually.

Siri integration complements VibeAssist rather than replacing Apple’s own accessibility technologies, and available commands may depend on the Vibe Cue version and the capabilities of the device being used.

Designed for different ways of working

Accessibility is not limited to a single setting or feature.

For some users it means reducing animation or glare. For others it may mean captions, fewer physical interactions with a mounted device, or being able to begin an action using their voice.

We’re continuing to develop Vibe Cue with those different ways of working in mind.

Accessibility support

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, need help using Vibe Cue or have an idea that could make the experience easier to use, please get in touch with Vibe Suite Support.

Feedback from real-world use helps us identify where Vibe Cue can be improved next.